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Seneca Nation Moves Ahead with Casino
9 December 2005
News Brief: The Seneca Nation of Indians is moving ahead to develop the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino on vacant land in downtown Buffalo's Cobblestone District.
Rosemont Ups Ante in Casino Bid9 December 2005
News Brief: In a letter to Illinois Gaming Board Chairman Aaron Jaffe, Rosemont Mayor Donald E. Stephens pledged to give away all the local casino tax money -- estimated at about $
Illinois Senate President Advises on Emerald Case9 December 2005
News Brief: Close to deciding whether to revoke Emerald Casino's gambling license, the Illinois Gaming Board received some unsolicited advice Thursday from state Senate President Emil Jones.
Florida Legislature Passes Slot Legislation9 December 2005
The Florida Legislature has passed legislation authorizing the operation of slot machines within existing, licensed Broward County.
Nevada Control Board Approves $370 Million Deal8 December 2005
After less than 10 minutes of discussion, the Gaming Control Board gave its unanimous consent Wednesday to the $370 million purchase of the Imperial Palace by Harrah's Entertainment.
House Angers Gaming Companies8 December 2005
The House voted Wednesday to offer tax breaks as incentives for hurricane-battered businesses to rebuild in the Gulf states, except for casinos and other recreation that critics sa
Governor: Tribe Must Pay for Table Games8 December 2005
News Brief: The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians must offer the right amount of money before winning permission to have card dealers at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino, Gov. Mike Easley said in an interview.
California Tribe Suspends Talks8 December 2005
News Brief: On the urging of the Governor Schwarzenegger’s legal aides, the Buena Vista Band of Me-Wuk Indians this week suspended discussions with Amador County officials on the environmental effects of a proposed $200 million casino.
Arizona Casino Depends on Votes8 December 2005
News Brief: A 15-story hotel casino could rise just east of Scottsdale’s border if voters in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community approve a change to building height restr
Viejas Agree to Pay for Casino Impacts8 December 2005
News Brief: The Viejas Indian band is formally agreeing to pay the county more than $1.2 million to address impacts of a planned casino expansion on the tribe's East County reservation.
Atari Develops Texas Hold'em Game8 December 2005
Atari, Inc. are teaming up to deliver Stacked with Daniel Negreanu, a Texas Hold 'em poker game.
Powerball Jackpot Reaches $100 Million8 December 2005
The Powerball jackpot has now reached $100 million capturing the attention of players across the nation.
Wynn Las Vegas Restaurant Awarded Five Diamonds8 December 2005
Alex, the premier fine dining restaurant at Wynn Las Vegas is now internationally recognized by AAA as a Five Diamond restaurant.
Official: Science Should Guide Problem Gambling Help7 December 2005
Science should guide future research in problem gambling, said an official for a national problem-gambling group that begins meeting today at Mandalay Bay.
Cowlitz Agree to Union Contract7 December 2005
News Brief: The Cowlitz Tribe has agreed to use only union workers to construct a proposed $510 million casino-hotel complex near La Center.
Ellensburg Casino Proposal Rejected7 December 2005
News Brief: Yakama leaders have rejected a proposal to build a second tribal casino near Ellensburg, Washington.
Golden Nugget Deadline Draws Near7 December 2005
News Brief: Some Point Cadet property owners are worried that drawn-out negotiations between the city of Biloxi and a casino developer may kill the deal for the Golden Nugget.
Senate Panel Approves Sliding Scale Tax Rate for Slot Machines7 December 2005
News Brief: A Florida Senate committee on Tuesday approved a sliding scale tax rate on the machines that is far lower than what the House wants.
New Casino Plans Approved For Viejas Reservation7 December 2005
News Brief: The county board of supervisors Tuesday approved a plan to build a second casino on an Indian reservation east of San Diego.
Mega Million Rises to $25 Million7 December 2005
No ticket matched all six numbers to win last night’s Mega Million jackpot. That means the jackpot for the Friday, December 9, 2005 Mega Millions drawing grows to an estimated $25 million.
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